The most common symptom of optic neuritis is sudden decrease in vision. In mild cases, it may look like “the contrast is turned down” or that colors appear “washed out.” This may vary and, not infrequently, will progress from the time it is first noticed. The second most common symptom associated with optic neuritis is discomfort in or around the eye often made worse by movement of the eye.
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